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Show DENY RUMOR OF INTERVENTION ROOSEVELT VICTORY WORK OF RIOTERS IN PEKING WRECKING A Say the Return of Boy In Blue From Philippines Ha No Real Significance. NATIONlkHb Staff Officer COLONEL IS WINNER AT THE PREFERENTIAL PRIMARIES IN ILLINOIS. Carries State by at Least 125,000 Vote Champ Clark Defeat Wll-ao- n by Two to One, While Governor Deneen Is Again Indorsed. Chicago. Winners in the Illinois on preferential primary elections Tuesday are: For president Theodore Roosevelt, Republican; Champ Clark. Democrat. For T'nlted States senator L. V. Sherman, Republican; James Hamilton Lewis, Democrat (uncontested). For governor Charles S. Deneen, Republican; Kdward F. Dunno, Dem. ocrat. Colonel Roosevelt's state managers claimed his majority over President Taft was from 100,000 to 150,000. Returns indicate his vote was nearly five to two for Taft. Presidential delegates were not named on the ballots and will be elected by congressional districts and at large, the effect of the vote being only to serve as a guide to party official as Indicating party feeling. Chicago voters voted two to one against woman suffrage In the preferential primaries. The question wns not on ballots outside f Ibis city. Roosevelt's victory was not a respecter of territory. fle carried tho home ward of Congressman William II. McKinl:'y, Taft's campaign manager. In Champaign; he was as successful In tho Seventeenth congressional district, where Colonel Frank L. Smith, the Taft state manager, lives, and in Joseph (J. Ci'nnon'j home, Danville, Roosevelt polled to Taffs 1.227. Senat'ir La Kulletto of Wisconsin pul d a Binall vote. In Cook county, where It upepared heaviest, the Wisconsin senator had an apparent vote of 14.44'), where Roosevelt's apparent wis SC. 144. and that of Taft vot D2.;4. PRESIDENT IS CRITICISED. Committee Severely Secre- Arraign in Ainsworth Case. Tart and Washington. petary Stiinson are airaigiied rely in a sensational repoit on the Aitswortb presented to the house cu Tuesday by the iniUt.iry affairs committee. Stimson Is charged with having committed a "great and Irrefutable wrong" and a "flagrant misuse of official authority" when, last February, he suspended General Alns-wor'from his duties i, adjutant ral of the army and charged him witn Insubordination. That I ho president and Stimson prejudged the (asc, that the accusations against tiie genital were based iion prejudice and that lb secretary of war has an "erroneous Idea" of his telation to congress, are some of the conclusions rear hod by a majority of the commit-teo- . of which Representative Hay of Virginia Is chairman. "'--v h g-- BUSCH I Washington. The working out of plans long ago made public for the distribution in this coutnry of returning Philippine troop undoubtedly has caused a revival of rumors that a large part of the army is to be assembled on the Mexican boundary. Somewhat impatiently the general staff officers on Monday quoted the rumors by pointing to the various statements Issued from the war depart mout, the last as recently its April 3, showing the dates of Balling of the six regiments which are scheduled to end their tropical ervlce in the Philippines in 1912. Two of these regiments already are at sea on their way to San Francisco, and one of them, the Fourteenth cavalry, will go Into the border country, taking station at Fort Clark and Fort Mcintosh, in Texas. The Third infantry, also afloat, is bound for New York posts. The other regiments will embark at Manila on various dates until as late as June 13. It Is not settled where they will be stationed, but it is expected that one and perhaps two will be located In the southwest These facts were announced boiiio time ago and can have no connection with recent developments In Mexico. . " ')' TO THE RESCUE. n''S fin !wqioati ! to I mm-missio- n fi-- Revolutlor of President Charge Stricken Republic With Violating Every Oath He Made to the Men Who Helped Him. uit'AS v r TV ii '- -Hi m SEEK Say He Did Not Corner Wheat, But Performed Beneficent Action. Washington. When James A. Pat- 'ten operated In May wheat In 1909 ho did nut conduct a corner In wheat, several prominent grain operators committee on agricultold the hnu-ture on Monday. Instead of cornering wheat and holding out for enormous profits, Mr. Patton performed a "beneficent action." according to John C. F. Merrill, president of the Council of Grain Exchanges, who acted as spokesman for tho Chicago board of trade and other w heat and corn exenanges. President Unable to Venture Washington. President Taft gave a hearing late Friday on Alaska and the prospects for Its development to Senator Guggenheim of Colorado, his brother Daniel Guggenheim, and several expert of the Guggenheim company. Secretary Fisher was present, and Sherman, at the Invitation of the president, wa a listener. The Guggenheim were anxiotm to know. It wa said, what might be expected In the way of legislation that of would allow the development Alaxka' natural resource and In particular the coal. They control the Copier River rail road planned to tap the Bering coal now field. For this road there practically no traffic, and the opening of the coal land would ensure a big tonnage. They were reported Interested also in Secretary Fisher's plan railroad In to build a government Alaska. This road. If huilt, would not River road. compete with the Copjrf-Neither tho provident nor Secretary Fisher would predict action by on pending measure that would ensure the Aliening of th' coal fields. allhoiiEh the president has made many addresses and frequently has tiggc'. ed to congress the necessity of pro vidinc a leasing plan that will alio the (iel'Is to bo opened. nt "Fiddling Bob." Tenn. Governor Hooper Nashville, has announced tho appointment of Newell Sanders of Chattanooga as senator to succeed the late Cnited States Senator Robert L. Taylor. Mr. Sanders is chairman of the Republican state committee and a manufacturer of Chattanooga, Sander Predic- tion of Action by Congress on Pending Measure That Would Permit Opening of Coal Field. Succeed 1 r con-cres- I General Grant, who I reported seriously III, ha left hi pott at Governor' Island and gone south to recover hi health, said to be suffering from an affection of the throat. In Flooded Area. Vandal have been looting house In the flooded district above Cairo and Sheriff Fraser fi'a put on a force of deputies with motor boats and skiffs to patrol the territory with Instructions to hoot when neeemiary. The tents sent by Governor lieneen for ute of Future City refugees arrived In Cairo Sunday night, being brought. In by boat. Looting Ht. IxHiis. Porter Charged With Smuggling. Nogales, Honor. James Harris, a Pullman porter running out of Ios Angeles, was arrested aboard his car by .;- -. Mexican Railway Strike. Mexro City. American rondii' U rs and eneimeers mpl'ved by the Na a:k ti' nal Hallways of Mexico will tim out April Ki unless tiiforeen circumstance tn'ervhe. Th railr fue tiie demands road manager Of the men. Albert B, Pall, on of the new senators from New Meslco, had bad ImcH In the draw for term. a hi term will and neirt March. Woman Commit Suicide. havo I.wrenre, Kan Mrs KHa Skm! Iind rimrtiit ' d suicidn Friday ,y taking brrk B "' in t h" Chinese provinr-if S!i n Hi whore many Mohamme-dan- p!.sor. I k smden' y over the suicide hate been tnasaer(I, aer'irdin of her dmeh'er, fliivn Skoet, at Kanto a rift) aeenry tiijatrh from Ti'ft sas f'i' v, threo irif nth ar. was given as tl,e a use. T:n received t.ere Monday. Fatal Street Duel. To Reduce Representation. Create Child Labor Bureau, iir'"-eof th Tenas Tti a s'ree dnr-H'rri Kansas CPy fair:i'Tf. Washington. Tho act of coneros of h'ie Friday. M A. M'Knieht ;,id '.V. to t'ie goH'tal rn'ert,r-lab-iof a in bureau thlld Treating men 'f n C Whitney, lnfne th K'organi?d Chirrh of tho depart ment of rnmmorro snd laem M mdiy beesr Iloth Saints 'o agi- ircnt, hilled eafh ot!er. bor was signed Tuesday by President tata a g confrac or. Thry hud o lar plan to rut down t! basis of Taft. j re ed over work representation s the onfpfen'es. Rioting in China. r;nt 'n Aritl foreign s I f r H-- : Mexican cutotns offic- ials and charged with being an agent of the rebels In this city In the smuggling of munitions of war. To Erect Monument to Roger. Long Hesch, Cat. Announcement was made Saturday that a monument wr uld tie erected here in memory of P. of Oalbralth the achievement Hodgers, the transcontinental avia- tor. Roosevelt a Favorite. IlTosevelt Kansas City. Thedore carried the presidential preference In county, Wyandotte primaries Kan., by overwhelming majority. out of a total of from fifty-fiveighty precincts give Hoosevelt ,,'S, Taft 541. I a Follette . n pi Vi'Vi It howi 20 pretty roomt In modem home and how to grt the very lateit deigns lor four home. We will send you FKF.K color for any plans made by expert eloigner rooms you want to decorate. Thm Bmautiful Watt Mr , y A- - , if Manuel ra. I I -- u Democrat to Meet at Butte. Mont. The Helena. Democratic, state central eemmittee on Saturday decided to hold the stae convention national to select delegates to th convention at Ilutfe May 29. Bonilla, president of Hondw critically III with Bright' dia-a- Tint b awn fubkMibl iku vail PM or vfimt u4 earn and emuuiio to cslar to euo tar (ra. U ! too Ouoo lunkn oa kiod ot koiauBtu. Mr, wita l of rub oS. Uora kwr. Iko w.lla. Soci iwt chip. Conn U -ready to mix vilk soU 16 Boliuitol Tins. o water aifur oa. ne lull dlforfiona ol full t lb. k.. VVklu, parkate, Sum Rorular Tuua. lie. , rax I, um ritif Get the FREE Book of 20 Bfvitiful Rooms Wrtu today Alabastine Company iraMlk I arc. Wo last, law. 0t. Iwt Km J. 1J t Widow oft rush in where young girls fear to tread. T TO CVKT. A l.AXATIVM COLD IN ONE HttoMO DiT p.Tahls, (Julnlno ui oairiBr ir it fail a l)riiKjtn.fuiil o aisuature U ua oawb bua. faUOVK at. W. 2m. We alway feel sorry for a stutter- Ing man who is trying to put In av good word for himself. r Pure blood Is essential to flood Hmlth, Garlield Tea Uispola impurliint, cltsauouc the . sysleui, and ersdlcatos uiot-au- There are men who see that dignity may be disgraced, and who feel that Hoiling-brokdisgrace may be dignified. e. A splendid and highly recommended remedy for tired, weak, Inflamed eye, and granulated eyelids, Is Paxtlne An tiseptic, at druggists. 2jc a box or seni postpaid on receipt of price by Tho Paxton Toilet Co., Boston. Mass. She Knew. Miss Gusher Oh, please tell me! Do you think poets have to be bornT Ye. rme with. men and half a dozen shsbby-looklnwomen, called him aalde and asked: "Who are all those people, and wber are you going with themf "I will tell you In confidence." was the reply, "that I've hired them to com and (It In my receipt Ion room. I xpect .a rich patient this morning, and I want to make an impression oa him, Judge.' Library. Remarkable Bible Verse. The eighth verse of the third chanter of Zephanlan contains every letter. Including the finals, of the Hebrew language, while one win rind In the twentyllrst verse of the seventh chapter of Kzra every letter of the English alphabet except J. Th verse reads a follows: "And I, even I, Ataxeners the King, do make a decree to all the treasurers which art beyond the rlvef, that whatsoever Fzra the priest, the scribe of the law of the God of heaven, shall reufrs of you. It be don speedily." Youth' World. A Tempting Treat Post Toasties with cream He-luf- ' Eggi g e . J Medical Genius. An old doctor, seeing a young on who wa going along the street with and more mules are Iielnc taken out of the mines In th Vilkc-barrrrtlon of the anthracite coal region, indiraiine that the sn'p-niof mining will last lonsiT than a' ftr! expected. ' - Superficial Impression. I a mysterious personage." "Yc." replied M. McC.udUy. "And one of the most mysterious thing about detective I that their arduous literary labor should leave thm any lime to detect," lpt ia. Morphine Kill Traveling Man. Fait lake City. H. 3. Whifler. agd Vft-rasalesman .",. a traveling whose b"me Is at Kansas City, Mo, I in his apartments at th" I ! I'tah Monday n;ght of n overdose of morphine, which he is .believed to have tak"n to produce sle'-p- Yrf'- "A detective lii'Hcst VI! - to - Freddie Say. dad. what's morbid curiosity? Cobwlgger That's what the fellow has who butts In ahead of you and keep you from seeing anything. ;" ''J preparing for Shutdown. Fires continue lobe drawn from under the boilers in rol Plii'ad' I Defined. PRESIDENT BONILLA. s Get This FREE Book Before You Decorate The Poet's Wife London. The decision of the min ers' federation Saturday afternoon to order the men to resume work has brought intense relief to the whole country. The termination of the coul strike virtually amounts to raising a ruinous siege of the nation's industries which ha inflicted financial loss far larger than would have been caused by war with a great power of similar duration. In Scotland the miner returned to the collieries on Monday, but as that day Is a holiday In Kngiand and Wales the strikers there were not expected to return to work until three or Tuesday. In many mine four day more will elapse before repair can be completed. By the end of the week, however. It is expected that every colliery will be in full swing. Allege Indian Are Exploited. exploitaWashington. Systematic tion of the Indian by politicians virtually was charged on the floor of the house Saturday by Representative Ferris of Oklahoma (Democrat), In defending a provision in the Indian appropriation bill limiting draft on the treasury of the Five Civilized tribes to the necensary expenditures for schools. Operator f Mayor Dahlman Win at Omae.. N'eh J in,, s Iishlman. Omaha, serving his third term as mayor of Omaha, was aain siircomful Toco. Jay, when !, received 'he support of "ho totcr of dis rity In tlie il r'i"H lo ch e fourteen f tiho will contest for plares in tho city Bdniiii'trs'l'in ur.der a form of government May 7, Victory for the "Wet" Town eWtions tiH Kan Francisco ith protiil.i tJir"i;hoiit. California ti'in as tho msin isnio and wi n women voting for tho time In most of tho tow net,l(. resulted in a victory for fho "wets" O'Neil' Extradition Ordered. Vancouver, R. C Th" ej'radHim of Bernard F. O'Neil, former pies'-den- t of tho Pta'o Bank of C'mmrco cf Wsllaco, Idaho, hor ho I wan fd on a fharee cf eTn!ezlnir'rit anl making false repfir'1!, was ordered hero Tuesday tiisht. ' i irfi.t.Cl2.'ie.A by tliere is noth'ng tho Moffat I '! prevent I in mdlaff iuMtrrn lion f Ii!ih. a' cording fhem; field1. traffic sufwftj furnish ficient to rare for ln ict on all t.ulbl M. lino I'omls n Halt l.ako " d-- ';-- f" New York. The three special com mlHsioners from General Orozco; leader of the Mexican revolutionists, J who arrived here last week to preW MolK ' -- 'JStmavrt r sent to the American people the revolutionists' side ot the present trouble In their country, in a long statement given out Sunday night by Manual U. Lujan, .head of the commission, bitterly assailed the administration of President Madero and declared his tactics In the government ol Mexico are slowly wrecking the na tion. Madero Is charged with violating every oath he made to the men that helped him to overthrow Diaz. He Is charged with misuse of government funds, with making it Impossible to walk the highways of Mexico In safety and with not protecting the interest of foreign business, nor the people of his country. la not a "The present revolution new one," the statement says: "It is CHARGED WITH BRUTAL CRIME. merely the continuance of the revolution which began when the rule of to Have New York Millionaire Said President Diaz became unbearable. It Slashed Wife' Throat at Winter - ' ' nw. mi m n is Intended to carry out the reforms n iJ Home In South Carolina. that it was hoped would result from the success of the revolution a year Aiken. S. C. Excltmont over the ago, the failure of which is a sad mysterious attack several weeks ago from Peking show that great damage was PHOTOGRAPH3 just In received on Mrs. F. O. Beach, a prominent disappointment to patriotic Mexicans that The a upper picture shows city recently. and R3 well as to the Americans New York woman, who spent the win- gang; of cooliea In a tho ruins of residence for the recovery of bodbusihave their who other foreigners ter here, was revived late Monday ies and valuables.digging Below is a scene of ruin In the principal business thorness interests In Menlco." when a warrant was Issued for the oughfare of Peking, where the mobs burned ami Wtd the shops and ki'I-- d Madero, the commissioners declare, arrest of her millionaire husband, many persons. was not called to the presidency by charging him with slashing her the people, but was accepted by the throat. because no one else ORDER WINERS BACK TO WORK revolutionists, It was generally believed that Mrs. came forward. INFORMATION Reach's assailant was a negro. After a fruitless search by armed citizens for the suppi'si-negro, rewards agGEN. FRED D. GRANT. Decision Reached by British Federagregating several thousand dollars were offered for the uprehension of GUGCENHEIMS CALL AT WHITE tion Practically Terminate Disastho criminal. Mrs. Beach was not HOUSE SEEKING INFORMATION trous Strike of Coal Miners. seriously injured. REGARDING ALASKA. Missouri Brewer to Finance the Moffat Road. Which I to be ComWill Try Again. pleted to Salt Lake. Ind In a speech at Wayne. Fort Denver. Colo. An evening paper Peru. Colonel Roosevelt Monday, Ind., of tho report said ways: "Confirmation In his If ho sere beaten that that Ad'dphm F.us'h. tho wealthy ft. present (IcM ho would make another Ixiuia brewer, is to finance the of tV Moff.it road wan received in D'nvor in a mer fnmi m SENATOR A. B. FALL of Mr. Ilich'n asor!atps. who stated that h s Interest in tho road is lh d"v-l'iint of tho asphalt and trll snnito Ind which l.e tt,s In t!i" casern part of I'tah hUng the line r of li e etciiMI. "Wi'li the ompany "o'lt of the i . r ' OPERATORS DEFEND PATTEN. tary Stimirn and President Taft Fe- - IS THE CHARGE MADE SUCH AGAINST MADERO BY LEADER OF THE REVOLUTIONISTS. s. ta Go Back. After a two days' conference the striking car men former In th Missouri, Kansas lytr employed Texas railway sh'ips. decider not to ca'l off the strike and declined proposition of reemployment. finishes Long Walk. John Francisco. Sergeant r.cr,o. N"v. Tafi wiil Sin i a pl'dz-ethe stat" Wal'h. f,l jesrs of sg". came marrh-- I delegation of s;x ft natioTal trg Into the Presidio Sunday minu ' f Nevada to the Hrj'iii' convention. Hiurn. fr i,i every art the sole of his sio' S. but wl'h the walk from ii'tf the admini- - record of the found-triof the state show San Francisco to New Yrrk. nation ticket was iircessful. Oeclin Sedalia, Mo Penniless Chauffeur Suicide. Hlt Iike Ci'y Slashing his throat with a razor and then leaping Into s city reservoir, Ar'hur Paterson, 3o years old. a public chauffeur, committer! suiri'Ie early frioniing. I(e was j.efin'less and out cf wnrk Nevadan f;r Tsft. Crip, Huffy Lit white Indian Corn; cooked, foJlccJ into flake and toasted to a golden brown. Ready to serve direct from the package Delightful fl Thoroughly wnolcsotncf " T7ie Memory Linger SU ay (tarter ! I of Battel Ml- |